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The author of the post characterized his speech in Thessaloniki as a "earthquake" and claimed that thousands of Greeks defeated the state and the deep state. He also stated that the political force to which he belonged was on the rise. https://t.co/VEDNObmUUV #Θεσσαλονίκη #Πολιτική #Ελλάδα #GR (translated)

Gastón wrote that the situation in the country was so bad, in his view, that it made Colombia seem like a western rule-of-law state. He noted that no one might be held accountable and the case could be covered up, while warning that then "red" accounts, which he mentioned did not have internet access that day, might become very active. #paobc #Ελλάδα #δικαιοσύνη #πολιτική (translated)

Nikos Apelaios II argued that Greece and Egypt can unilaterally refer to the International Court of Justice in The Hague against Libya for violations of the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) and UNCLOS, as he stated, since Libya is a contracting party to the convention. He invoked Part XV of UNCLOS, saying that to activate the mandatory dispute resolution mechanisms there must be a difference between two contracting parties and the jurisdiction must not have been excluded. According to him, Libya has not excluded it. He added that a common agreement (compromis) for referral to the International Court or arbitration would represent a diplomatic step, but would require the consent of the other party. He identified the formally recognized state of Libya, based in Tripoli, as the other party. In his post, he said he wanted to explain the issue simply and used derogatory language for those he considered ignorant. #ΔιεθνέςΔίκαιο #Ελλάδα #Λιβύη (translated)

The author argued that the ratification of the Turkey-Libya agreement by the Libyan parliament refuted the claims of the ND government that Greece's participation in NATO and the EU, as well as its alliance with Israel, which it described as a genocidal state, acted as barriers to Turkey. #ΝΑΤΟ #Λιβύη #ΕξωτερικήΠολιτική #GR #LY #TR #IL (translated)

Cynaegeirus argued that Libya did not violate anything, as he wrote, it was completely indifferent and did not even constitute a state. He mentioned that only a graduate of the "Soviet Panteion," who worked at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, regarded Libya as a state or structure, while the others considered it a drop zone for BLU-117. https://t.co/8gsa4mu2AF #Λιβύη #ΔιεθνείςΣχέσεις #Πολιτική (translated)

e-Defence reported, citing Reuters, that the Libyan parliament approved the Turkey-Libya memorandum of 2019 for the delimitation of maritime zones with Turkey and rescinded the decisions of 2020 that rejected it and called for a cessation of relations with Turkey. It linked the development to the replacement of the long-standing president of the Libyan Parliament, A. Saleh, by A. Nabili, a former head of the parliamentary friendship committee with Turkey. It was noted that the change occurred with the agreement of the Libyan National Army (LNA) and the Government of National Stability, which were described as the two opposing sides in the country. e-Defence characterized the decision as a blow to Greek interests and noted that the lack of ratification by the Libyan parliament was a key argument against the memorandum. It argued that the memorandum remained illegal under international law because, in its view, it did not take Greece into account as a neighboring state and violated the rights of Greek islands to continental shelf and EEZ, according to UNCLOS. It added that while Greek foreign policy was based on legal arguments, Turkish policy invested in showcasing hard power and argued that the developments in Libya demonstrated which approach prevailed. https://t.co/lL3A1AkPbp #Λιβύη #Τουρκία #Ελλάδα (translated)

The prime minister stated that the Institute of Informatics and Telecommunications of EKEFE "Demokritos" has acquired a new, spacious, and functional building today, describing the development as the realization of an ambitious plan. According to him, the building reflected the dynamics of innovation in Greece and the government's expectations for the era of artificial intelligence. He added that artificial intelligence was transforming knowledge, production, and labor, while it could help the public sector become more efficient, businesses increase their productivity, and younger generations create under new terms. https://t.co/83f7IINW9U #καινοτομία #τεχνητήνοημοσύνη #Ελλάδα (translated)

Adonis Georgiadis questioned his interlocutor's memory and wrote that the New Horizons were founded after POLAN, that is, after October 1993. He mentioned that he had previously been elected with DAP and that his side had decisively defeated his interlocutors in SAF/Karfí and Esoph, who, he said, organized events in favor of the rights of the citizens of Northern Cyprus. #ΝέοιΟρίζοντες #ΠΟΛΑΝ #ΒόρειαΚύπρος (translated)

Leonidas Palaiodimos wrote that the case involving Papantonis had raised suspicions of targeting from the very beginning. He stated that the speed with which the state acted, combined with the financial and communicative power that Papantonis had gained, made him think that something was not right. He added that he personally did not like him, partly due to his public image. Palaiodimos mentioned that since the case broke out, he had spoken with several people who were directly aware of the issues at the Ark and that they all told him it was a conspiracy. As evidence, he cited children who, as he wrote, had said that they were made to lie against Papantonis. He believed that this was enough for a prosecutor to investigate who was behind the case. He also noted that dozens of people who had lived in the Ark described Papantonis as someone who had stood by them "like a Father." He noted that, until then, there had been convictions for specific acts of bodily harm, instigation to bodily harm, and threats against children. He wrote that there had been isolated incidents of physical violence as punishment, but argued that these did not correspond to the image presented by the media, in his view. He added that he did not justify violence, while noting that some children in the facilities had difficult pasts and behavioral problems. He concluded that, in his opinion, the scandal might involve those who possibly organized a conspiracy to take the Ark from Papantonis. #Παπαντώνης #Κιβωτός #πλεκτάνη (translated)

Amalia wrote that the unrest in France and, to a lesser extent, in Italy began as a student mobilization, which the state initially tolerated. She mentioned that she had seen the consequences on screens and personally. Regarding Greece, she argued that there were not real student mobilizations and accused leftist representatives of calling for the country to become like France. She wrote that an attempt the previous week was stopped due to rain and that it would be repeated the day after tomorrow. She also warned that if the government allowed widespread destruction with the expectation that public opinion would turn against the instigators, it could backfire. Amalia also noted that far-leftists had attempted to cause unrest in Spain, but the government of socialist Pedro Sánchez showed no tolerance. She claimed that the police used violence against the demonstrators and that no second attempt followed. She concluded by saying that Greece should, in her opinion, follow the Spanish example rather than the French or Italian. #Ελλάδα #Αναταραχή #Κοινωνία (translated)

Whoever believes that they will seize power by violence will be disappointed. The political crisis in Albania is entering a new phase of tension, just hours after the violent incidents in Tirana, with Prime Minister Edi Rama expressing confidence that the state will prevail, while students are preparing for new demonstrations. #Αλβανία #Ράμα #διαμαρτυρίες (translated)

Yannis Karamitsios wrote that the Minister Adonis Georgiadis jumping and shouting a slogan in favor of DAP did not present a serious image for a 54-year-old man, let alone for a minister of the Hellenic Republic. He added that in this way he exposed himself, his party, and the state. #Ελλάδα #πολιτική #δημοκρατία (translated)

The Proper Greek Analyst wrote that, according to a report by the Financial Times on October 16, 2026, Italy had secured a preliminary agreement with the European Commission for an intervention mechanism in wholesale electricity prices when the price of natural gas exceeded 59 euros per MWh. He mentioned that the mechanism was based on the Iberian Exception. The author added that the bill proposed an increase of two percentage points in the IRAP tax for the years 2026 and 2027, with estimated revenues of 1.08 billion euros for the Italian state during the period 2026-2028. According to the post, the additional revenues would be directed towards reducing electricity bills for specific businesses. He also cited a statement from the Italian Prime Minister that the agreement would allow intervention in the way electricity prices were set, in order to address the impact of natural gas costs. The Proper Greek Analyst wondered why Greece was not seeking a similar intervention and criticized Greek journalists for not highlighting the development, as he wrote. In the post, he compared their stance to that of Kyriakos Mitsotakis at the European Council. https://t.co/pAWnS2oBWc #ενεργεια #ρευμα #Κομισιον #καύσιμα #ενεργεια #ρευμα #καύσιμα (translated)

Adonis Georgiadis said that the day before yesterday he attended a meeting of Greek and Israeli politicians at the Athens Club, organized by a group of supporters of Greece-Israel relations. He mentioned that the goal was to strengthen bilateral relations and create stronger parliamentary support groups. He reiterated that he considered the strategic relationship with Israel a major national interest. Georgiadis claimed that Reporters United was video-recording those who were entering and leaving the Athens Club and published a post the next day criticizing the meeting. He said he did not respond immediately because he was touring Epirus and inaugurating, as he mentioned, Health Centers and emergency departments of hospitals. He added that elected officials were accountable to their voters and not to social media accounts. He then referred to the response of PASOK MP Pavlos Christidis to Reporters United, which he characterized as ridiculous and excessively apologetic. He criticized Christidis, saying he had backed down under pressure, and urged him to withdraw his response. Georgiadis stated that he supported the strategic relationship between Greece and Israel and the creation of support parliamentary groups, adding that his positions would be judged in the next elections by the Greek people. #Ελλάδα #Ισραήλ #πολιτική (translated)

FLORENTIA wrote that accounts from a neighboring country dealt with the so-called "gray areas" instead of the natural disaster in their country, which, as noted, had caused human losses and significant material damage. Quoting data attributed to the Geographic Army Service, she stated that 29,372 standalone geographic elements of land had been recorded in Greek territory. She added that the conventional number used by the Greek Tourism Organization and encyclopedias was about 6,000 islands and islets, as it included those exceeding a marginal size. According to her post, 446 had an area of over 1 km², while the permanent population ranged from 117 to 227, depending on the census; the remaining 29,000 or more were uninhabited islets and rocks. FLORENTIA argued that the Treaty of Lausanne defined the limit as 3 miles from the Asian coasts and that, beyond that, the islands and islets of the Aegean were outside Turkish sovereignty. She presented as positions of the accounts she criticized the claims that unmarked areas had "ambiguous" sovereignty, that Turkey's renunciation only concerned the then Great Powers or the Middle East, and that Turkey as the successor of the Ottoman Empire retained territories that had not been explicitly ceded elsewhere. She asserted that these positions had no legal basis and that the reference to island complexes, the 3-mile limit, and Turkey's renunciation based on Article 16 excluded any dispute over Greek sovereignty. She concluded that there was no point in further discussion with these specific accounts and, referring to Sophocles, expressed the view that circumstances should not prevail over justice. #Ελλάδα #ΔιεθνέςΔίκαιο #Γεωπολιτική (translated)

Chris Avramidis wrote that Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis attributed to Pano Routsis and the other relatives of the victims of the Tempe tragedy an intention to obstruct the trial through a hunger strike. According to Avramidis, Floridis presented the strike as the last major effort to prevent the trial from starting and questioned the motives of the relatives regarding the exhumations. Avramidis argued that documents revealed by MEGA showed that the relatives were requesting specialized examinations to determine how their loved ones died. He mentioned that state experts had identified a laboratory in the Netherlands that agreed to carry them out, but the prosecutor's office continued to seek clarifications, and the exhumations had not progressed, placing the responsibility on the state. He added that he asked government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis if he agreed with Floridis, and that Marinakis initially defended the minister, saying he answered "very correctly." When Avramidis asked if he agreed that the hunger strike of a father who lost his child aimed to obstruct the trial, Marinakis, according to the journalist, avoided answering directly. Later he stated that he did not characterize Floridis' statement as accurate, while Avramidis noted that he had previously said the minister responded "very correctly." He concluded that despite repeated questions, the government spokesman did not clarify whether the government agreed with the minister's accusation. #Τεμπη #Τεμπη_εγκλημα #Τεμπη #Δικαιοσύνη #Απεργία_Πείνας (translated)